European Salmon Producers Began Feeding Fish Chicken Meat
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The largest European salmon producers have begun to use chicken meat as a feed for fish due to the sharp increase in fish flour. Scorch based on poultry meat is more than half the price per ton, writes Financial Times with reference to sources in industry companies. Over the past two years, the price of fish flour has almost doubled due to the decline in fish resources and increased demand in China, transmitting TASS. "In view of the scale of ou…
In Britain and other European countries, supermarkets have for many years refused to sell salmon grown on animal products, fearing a negative reaction from consumers who may consider such practices "non-natural".
European salmon farmers have started feeding their fish with chicken waste after the price of fishmeal skyrocketed, the Financial Times reports. Chicken company Scandi Standard is yet to comment on the potential impact.
Buyers of European supermarkets may not even suspect that salmon on the counter grew from chicken waste forage. Large fishers began to use processed by-products of poultry farming instead of part of the usual fish flour. Financial Times reports that a sharp increase in the cost of growing fish has been responsible.
The largest European salmon growers began feeding chicken meat, which the industry had long refused because of fears of negative reactions ... 15.10.2026, PRIM
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